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• February 20, 2012
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  Why are phone internet operators using UK MoD and US DoD IP ranges in their networks?

  Posted: February 20th, 2012, 8:09am PST

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  Posted by Julius Kivimäki on Feb 20

  So, it appears that Sprint and T-Mobile are using 25.*.*.* and 28.*.*.* as
  their phone network internal IPs.
  This causes a ton of security issues, why would they do this?